Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-08
THE ANARCHISTS.
Continued from First Page.

WILL tuc IeCb LHdS 81 uauy VI tuS 1SlLSIs
are marked personal, that large maj ori-
ty OF the writers are giving their views
to the Governor under seal Of confidence
with no inclination Of the public being in
formed OF their real opinion, without q
doubt has partially Influenced the Gov
ernor to refuse publicity Of his anarchist
correspondence.
A PROTEST REJECTED.
LONDON, Nov IA deputation profess
ing to represent the Liberal and Radical
clubs of London and the provinces, visited
the United States legation to day to pre-
sent to MIR. Phelps a protest against the
execution of the Chicsge anarchists, and
to ask him to cable the Governor of Ill
inois. The deputation were without Gre
deutials and were unknown to the Minis
ter, who declined to receive the protest
or to interfere in the matter.
MORE BOMBS FOUND.
CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. Tt is reported
that the police have discovered dynamite
bombs which were secreted in the house
of an anarchist, near the gas house. The
police were working on the case ell day
Sunday and nave kept their discovery
very quiet. The matter, when it became
known, caused great excitement in the
vicinity of the jail. The bombs found in
Lingg's cell were examined by chemist
this morning and the sheriff said they
proved to be filed with dynamite.
ENGEL's ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. Just before
noon to-day Engel was visited by Dr.
Gray, assistant comfy physician, to
whom the anarchist made partial con-
fession of his attempted suicide. In
addition to taxing laudanun, he
took sixteen morphine pills
Friday night. DR.. Gray was amazed at
this news, but understood why they had
proved Intellectual, es Engel said he had
had the pills ever since he had been in
jail. That was year and half ago.
Eng9l said he swallowed the sixteen pills
at gulp Friday night, and walked his
cell all day Saturday expecting mo-
mentarily to fall down. When night came
on and the pills had no effect he resolved
to take the laudenum. After his friends
left Saturday afternoon he poured out six
or seven table-poonful5 of the poison and
TOSSED 1T OFF.
DR.. Gray thinks the stuff was bought
in some cheap drug store and that it was
very poor article Of it's kind; that is
why the landanum did not take effect, for
if the drug were Of the right quality half
of the amount Engel swallowed was
enough to kill him At first he said he
bad been drinking whisky, but a
single glance at the pupils of the mans
eyes was enough to convince DR..
Gray he had swallowed opium in some
form. Coffee was given him, and he WAS
made to exert himself and move about.
The primary effect, such as it was, soon
passed of and left the Would-be suicide
little dsZed. This morning he was
sleepy and confused, but with all bit
laxative when he found further conceal
ment useless. He told why he wanted to
die. He would rather die he ssid than
go to the penitentisry for life, and he
would rather go Off by the way OF poison
thar thu route ordained by law. He
did not think he had
A FAIR TRIAL.
The old man said he had only made
three speeches and what ne seemed to re-
greet most WAS that he had not made thir-
ty or 800 speeches when he found he was
to be hanged for speech making. Asked
by DR.. Gray how long he had the lauda-
mum, he said: "Oh, a long time," but he
would not tell who gave 1t to him.
LINGG DENOUNCED.
CHICAGO, ILL Nov. 7.-Pfofessor Salt
er has procured statement signel by all
the doomed anarchists except Liugg, to
the effect that they regard him (Lingg)
as monomaniac and have had no inter-
course with him for the past six months
because of his extreme and unreasonable
views. They found he was intractable,
They denounce his possession Of the
bombs in severe terms, disclaimiGg any
knowledge of the methods by which he
otained them. They had no intercourse
with him all this time.
THE GALLONS READY.
CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. THE gallows
upon which the anarchists are to hang
has been made, and is now in TIE base
ment of the county jail Purchasing
Agent 3enham was in the basement Fri
day to look at the walls. He found
carpenter at work on the gallOws. The
two old ones had been over hauled. One
of them was found large enough for three
and the other had been changed for four.
NOT FURNISHED BY HIS SWEETHEART.
CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. 7.-Eda Mueller,
Lingg's sweetheart, denied to reporter
to-day that she was in any way connected
with the possession of the bombs by the
fiery young anarchist. 81 could not have
given LiDgg those bombs had l wanted
to-" she said. 81 always talked with
him al the grating near the examining
cage and almost in front of the mans
door. 1 could not put box through
there for tried it once"
GOVERNOR CGLEsBY'S FRIENDS INTER-
VIEWED.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, Nov. An Asso-
ciated Press representative this afternoon
called upon numerous friends OF Cover
nor Ogleshy in order to learn their views
as 10 his probable action in the spar-
chists case.
81 have known Governor
Oglesby for many years." said
Mayor Hay OF Springfield, "lnd 1
know him well enough to think that his
action IN the case is alt gether uncertain.
He is q conscientious, honest and well
meaning man and will not form an opin-
ion until he has fully examined all the
testimony in the case. You may be as
sured that the threatening letters he has
received will have no effect upon him.
He is G man OF undoubted physical cour-
age and would stand unswerved in
the face of q thousand threatening letters.
Political consideration will have no effect
upon him. He has arrived at that time of
life when he is conscious that whatever
no docs in tho So r-o;no, ~